Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-24
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BERLIN, Feb. 23.-8 p. M.-The re-
suits in 200 election districts are now
known. The candidates elected COM
prise 20 Conservatives, IA Imp~erialists,
25 Centrists, 81 National Liberals, 4
New German Liberals, 6 Socialists, Is
Alsatians, and 4 Poles. New elections
will be necessary in thirty-four dis
tricts. The National Liberals will
probably elect so members. All the
Democrats have been defeated in
| Southern Germany. A reliable Gov
eminent majority is assured.
Supplementary elections will be held
on March 8. Herr Benningsen, the
| National Liberal leader, is elected.
ROME, Feb. 23.-Two shocks OF
earthquake were felt at Nice at 6
| O'Clock this morning. Houses rocked,
| walls cracked, and in some cases frail
| tenements were thrown to the ground.
| The people rushed from their houses
and fell upon their knees in the streets,
praying for deliverance from sudden
death. Visitors to the city have be-
come thoroughly frightened and are
leaving the place. Many persons were
injured by the falling debris. Much
alarm is felt, lest there be arecurrenee
of the shocks.
The Prince of Wales, who was in
Nice a few days ago, witnessing the
festivities which precede the Lenten
season, had taken his departure and
was safe at Cannes.
The shocks were also felt at Monte
Carlo and Monaco, at which places
they were so severe that rocks were
detached from the cliffs and precipi.
tated into the sea. The disturbances
extended as far as Genoa.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-Furtiler~ dispatches
concerning the earthquakes in south
Europe this morning state that two
violent shocks were felt at Toulon.
Ate O'Clock the first shock was of fifteen
seconds duration, and the second Of
twelve seconds. The movement was
from west to east. At Cannes three
shocks we're felt at the same hour.
The first shock, which was very VIC
lent, lasted for a minute the second
and third shocks were not as heavy as
the first. Many persons at this place
rushed to the seashore for safety. No
body was injured. At Avignon three
shocks were experienced between {
and s O'Clock, the first was very severe
and awakened everybody in the place
Several shocks were felt at Geneva al
6 o'clock.
PARIS, Feb. 24.-The newspapers o
this city are jubilant over the result o
the election in Alsace Lorraine. They
say Germany is not able to obtain the
hearts of the inhabitants OF the an
nexed provinces.
BERLIN, Feb. 23.-The National lei
tung, commenting on the election
says: Foreigners will now see how
mistaken they were in regarding TIN
vote on the Army bill in the Reich
stag last January, as expressing Ger
man public opinion.
4. LONDON, Feb. 23.-2 p. MA dis
patch from Nice, dated at noon to-day
says: Many casualties were caused
by the earthquake there this morning
The people are panic stricken, and tn
entire population is in the streets. Tn,
railway station is besieged with visi
tors, who are anxious to leave at tn
first chance that offers. Two houses
one in st. Ettienne street, and one il
st. Philippe street, and the Maisol
Bourke, were destroyed by the earth
quake. Three persons are buried in TIN
ruins of these buildings.
BERLIN, Feb. 23.-1 p. M.-At thi
hour the results in 321 districts ar,
known. The candidates elected in
clude 10 Septennists, and 103 oppo
nents OF the Government.